Secure Khair Un Nisa’s Future Through Heart Surgery

Khair Un Nisa's Story

Khair Un Nisa, a one-year-old girl from Rahim Yar Khan, has been suffering from a serious heart condition since birth. Her parents noticed early on that she struggled to breathe, and her body turned blue due to a lack of oxygen. Even the simplest movements left her exhausted and breathless. Concerned for their daughter’s health, they took her for medical consultation. After a series of tests, the doctor diagnosed her with a complex congenital heart defect—Double Outlet Right Ventricle (DORV) with Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF). This condition severely affects blood circulation, making it difficult for her heart to supply oxygen-rich blood to her body. To give her a chance to have a healthy life, the doctors have recommended Open-Heart Surgery for total correction. However, her family is unable to pay for her surgery.

Khair Un Nisa’s condition is worsening with each passing day. Without timely surgical intervention, she may face a high risk of life-threatening complications. The thought of losing their beloved daughter is unbearable for her parents, who watch helplessly as she struggles with every breath.

Khair Un Nisa lives in a modest rented house with her parents and one brother. Her father, a hardworking cleaner, earns only PKR 26,000 per month. With a monthly rent of PKR 4000, utility bills of PKR 3000, and basic household expenses, they barely make ends meet. Her father does everything he can to provide for his family, but their financial hardships make it impossible for them to afford the cost of this life-saving surgery.

With tears in her eyes, Khair Un Nisa’s mother shared her plea as follows:

“Every day, I hold my baby in my arms, I fear losing her. I wish I could take away her pain, but I am powerless. We cannot afford the surgery that can save her life. Please help us.”

Khair Un Nisa’s survival depends on your generosity. Your support can make all the difference, providing her with a future free from pain and struggle. Please donate and be the reason this little girl gets a second chance at life.